Truxedo Stands Behind Their Products

By The4thgearkid
September 16, 2016 in Modifications & Accessories

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The4thgearkid

Posted September 16, 2016

About a year ago I bought a new Truxedo Titanium roll up ton no cover. A couple of weeks ago I noticed it would not shut unless I pulled the locking cord underneath the cover then a few days later I rolled it up and it fell apart.

Well I called customer service, they told me they have made many improvements to the model since I purchased mine, as mine is a first year model. I noticed this one has a different cable guide and when I unrolled it and noticed the cover was much more smooth over the aluminum than the first one was. Also, the tape strips holding down the cover are gone and they have better gluing of the cover to the aluminum.

Truxedo got a replacement to me quickly in about a week and they. were very easy to work with. I bought it because it has security, can take the weight of a lot of snow and I liked the look. It is good to work with a company that stands behind their products.

I can see the improvements over the first one so I am confident this should last.

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